How did you mount your rocker switches?
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Had them made and laying around so gonna put them to use until I can get shackles. I've already got everything in my sig just waiting for warm enough weather to put it all on. And about the ashtray switches, I've considered that idea. I was wondering if anybody has ever put switches on the a-pillar.
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I got one of those missile toggle switches and I'm planning on putting it to the right of the shifter on my automatic. There is a little part of plastic that isn't part of the rest of the console moulding that it looks like I can remove and cut a hole in. I don't know how much room is underneath it though so I will have to see. I have seen it done from a guy on here but with different switches.
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I just used the blank location on the switch panel in front of the shifter. Now that I've got air lockers & compressor, I'm planning on grabbing a header panel out of a ZJ or WJ & mod that to have a switch panel.
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You were asking about mounting on the A-Pillar, well that is exactly what I'm doing in fact ordered what I needed Monday.
I'm using an AutoMeter duel gauge Pod made for the Cherokee. I will have 2 circles cut from Plexiglas the correct size glued in, then painted the correct color. Then I will mount the rockers in them run wiring down 12v & 4 bumper Hellas. The other wires will go up to rack mounted lights 2 more front and 2 rear work/backup lights Hella 500's there.
I'm using an AutoMeter duel gauge Pod made for the Cherokee. I will have 2 circles cut from Plexiglas the correct size glued in, then painted the correct color. Then I will mount the rockers in them run wiring down 12v & 4 bumper Hellas. The other wires will go up to rack mounted lights 2 more front and 2 rear work/backup lights Hella 500's there.
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Here's what I did. There is room for more than two but that is all that I needed. You could use smaller switches also.
It isn't that hard to take apart.
I always use relays, just don't trust switches.
The rear one is my first gear lockout and the front one is for rear aux. lights. My lockers are on the dash on the left side in the ARB housing.
It isn't that hard to take apart.
I always use relays, just don't trust switches.
The rear one is my first gear lockout and the front one is for rear aux. lights. My lockers are on the dash on the left side in the ARB housing.
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I put my locker switches in the clock area
And I put all of my light switches in the roof console
And then used the shifter console for my heated seat switches
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